True legends of the club.

[ktfox59]

51 minutes ago, Line-X said:

Primarily: Vichai, Vards, Birch, Gilles, O'Neil, Claudio, Nigel, Wortho, Glover, Gibson, Stringy, Banks (although more synonymous with Stoke), Rowley, Chandler, Heskey, Lineker and David Rennie  

Heskey and lineker great shouts, putting their hand in their pockets to help save the club.

[ktfox59]

56 minutes ago, jonthefox said:

Vichai. 

A true lrgend.😇

[ktfox59]

46 minutes ago, Vacamion said:

 

Would add Weller, Walsh, Wes Morgan and Kasper.

 

 

I really did think of weller. Am looking for people who didnt usr the club as s tepping stone. In comes kasper.. Steve Walsh.

[ktfox59]

Just now, ktfox59 said:

I really did think of weller. Am looking for people who didnt usr the club as s tepping stone. In comes kasper.. Steve Walsh.

Sorry. Wes too. Andy king.

[ktfox59]

58 minutes ago, Line-X said:

Primarily: Vichai, Vards, Birch, Gilles, O'Neil, Claudio, Nigel, Wortho, Glover, Gibson, Stringy, Banks (although more synonymous with Stoke), Rowley, Chandler, Heskey, Lineker and David Rennie  

Great post btw.😊

[ktfox59]

50 minutes ago, Bob Farley said:

Muzzy Izzet

Not quite.,😂

[ktfox59]

36 minutes ago, Babylon said:

Kasper

Simpson

Fuchs

Morgan

Huth

Drunkwater

Kante

Mahrez

Albrighton

Okazaki

Vardy

To be fair. Spot on. Very few of yhat lineup have moved on. Kept with the club.

[SpacedX]

10 minutes ago, ktfox59 said:

Heskey and lineker great shouts, putting their hand in their pockets to help save the club.

Absolutely - partially governed my choice. 

[majaco]

To the league winning 11 and King, I would add Ulloa.

 

Lynex gets there for me because I have never seen a smaller player in goal in professional English men's football.  Wallington deserves a shout.

Edited 27 October 2020 by majaco
Auto correct is a bastard

[ktfox59]

37 minutes ago, Paninistickers said:

Exactly. We are watching a living legend. A once in a lifetime player. As iconic as George Best is for Man U. Dalglish for Liverpool.  Bremner, Lorimer and Giles for Leeds. 

 

Vards' name will be forever linked with us like the above names stick to their own respective clubs

Tbf, this man imspired the OP.. i look at the 2 players at the time who had offers to move on. Jamie put his gratitude back in the club, to basically be a 1 club player. He is amazing. Love the man for his true loyalty. Mind you he must have a very savvy agent.😂😂

[ktfox59]

41 minutes ago, Mickyblueeyes said:

I’d add Gary Mills to the list. Played well over a hundred games. Player of the season a few times. Played in two play off finals, captain in one of them. Missed the 93/94 play off final due to injury but still led us out. 

A very interesting shout out

[ktfox59]

26 minutes ago, Gravel said:

Junior Lewis

Name always crops up.😂😂

[Guest Markyblue]

Vardy player, 2016 team, birch for service, Claudio pearson oneill as managers, vichai and top for literally giving us everything. 

[ktfox59]

3 minutes ago, Markyblue said:

Vardy player, 2016 team, birch for service, Claudio pearson oneill as managers, vichai and top for literally giving us everything. 

I couldnt agree more, though contreversly i would pick nige over claudio

[jayfox26]

Rudkin

[Bob Farley]

23 minutes ago, ktfox59 said:

Not quite.,😂

He is for me, growing up he was a complete legend. 

[weller54]

Matt Mills

[Guest Manini]

1 minute ago, Bob Farley said:

He is for me, growing up he was a complete legend. 

Im at a bit of a loss that it’s even an argument to be considering Muzzy a legend. Before 2016 he was the absolute epitome of the word in modern times. 

[ktfox59]

For me Big Nige is a definite. Going from league 1 to premier. The gteat escspe, and handing yhe playrrs and system to go on and win the premier. Plus kante of coursr

[reynard]

Well I'm probably going to get laughed at here but Susan Whelan. As the CEO of our club she's overseen the most succesful period in the club's history, managed Vichai's death with a great deal of management skill and is one of the few women to succeed at the top level in this sport.

 

I've never met her and don't really know much about her but I like the way she goes about her  job quietly and without the need to court mainstream media like Karen Brady.

 

Quite possibly one of the most important "assets" we have and I think she will go down in the club's history as one of the most important of our off-field characters.

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

Always thought the Birch is a bit of a hanger on myself.

 

The last 5 years have probably doubled the legends list surely. But for me Vardy is the legend of legends - everything from his zero to hero rise, his ridiculous PL goal record, won us the PL, golden boot - all with the anti establishment underdogs. 
 

Lockdown may be sending me slightly mad, but I have a cardboard cut out of him in my front room. Erected it again for the Luhansk game last week and won’t be taking it down for a while. 

[Corky]

Vardy, Izzet, Walsh, Elliott, Schmeichel, O'Neill, Ranieri, Pearson, Heskey, Morgan.

 

 

[HybridFox]

Conrad Logan. Here so long he deserved a testimonial 

Edited 27 October 2020 by TK95

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

On Vardy again. Apparently before he came on against Arsenal, he didn’t do a lengthy warm up or anything. According to Stringer he just downed a can of Red Bull and went on! How more legendary can you get...

Edited 27 October 2020 by bmouth_fox

[ALC Fox]

14 minutes ago, bmouth_fox said:

On Vardy again. Apparently before he came on against Arsenal, he didn’t do a lengthy warm up or anything. According to Stringer he just downed a can of Red Bull and went on! How more legendary can you get...

He's such an iconic figure. Despite the 'chat shit, get banged', Skittles vodka, Red Bull things and the general practical joker persona, I think he's actually more professional than many give him credit for. He's a super hard worker, loyal to the club that took a chance on him from non-league, extremely talented, and, I think, actually still improving as a footballer at the age of 33.

 

He's a club legend, no doubt. I do hope we win another trophy or two with him in the side.